St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Four cases of diphtheria were reported
yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday, S7O2, $50. 81;
for the week, 81, 344s45T.69.
There is no clue to the whereabouts of s.
S. Hall, the missing New Boston carpenter
The Florences will be at the Grand next
week. and seats will be OH sale this morning.
The Minneapolis School of Fine Arts be-
gan its second year yesterday with sixty-five
pupils.
Lamont that President Cleveland will reach
the city about Oct. 10. III
NJ. D. Elgin, of Anthony Kelly & Co., was
yesterday presented with a handsome set of
Dresden china by the travelling men in the
employ of the firm. Y
The date of the base ball game between the
policemen and the fremen has been set for
Monday, as Mayor AmeS, who is to be referee
oes to Duluth Tuesday.
Edward Kennedy last night upon return
from q four weeks visit in Ireland was
greeted by a delegation of Irish citizens and
escorted to his residence by the Hibernian
rifles
The streets were crowded all day yester-
day, the number of strangers being notice
able, and last night Nicollet avenue was
almost impossible for the crush of hu-
mainly.
Fire broke out yesterday afternoon in a.
shed at the rear of 245 Sixth avenue north
and damaged two small dwellings owned by
A. j. Boardman and barn owned by John
Bornholt to the extent of $500.
The sensational report in an evening paper
that the colored people are talking of lynch
ing Golfer, the negro who is alleged to have
assaulted Lou Kagle at the Silver Safe Satur-
day last, is merely the working of an i'm
aginative brain, and has no foundation in
fact.
Prof Clausen exhibits his great panorama
of the Yellowstone park for the last time to-
night at the Harmonic hall. Yesterday even
ing quite a number of Scandinavians were
present, admiring his wonderful artistic
work.
T. E. Hughes, D. W. Ahern and M. Wam-
big, of the postoffice, conducted civil ser
vice examination yesterday. There were
tifty-four candidates for examination, of
whom eight want to be clerks and the rest
carriers.
Mrs. S. G. Butler will sing at 2:3O p. m,
and Rev. T. G. Field. former pastor of the
Fourth Baptist church, will preach at 7:45
D. m. at the South Side tabernacle, corner
Twenty-third avenue and Eighth street, to-
morrow.
Ernest Libe and Charles Hutchins, residing
with their families in Southeast Minneap-
lis, became involved in quarrel, and Hutch
ms had his scalp laid open. The trouble
originated over one of Hutchins' boys taking
some leaves from trees owned by Libe.
The gang foundation of the Day sawmfll
gave way on Thursday night. 1t will be two
weeks before it can be again in running
order, and will entail loss of over So, 600.
The cut of the circular saw was unusually
large yesterday, reaching SOO,O 600 feet.
Last night the head millers, about thirty
strong, left for their annual excursion. Big
Stone lake is their destination, and Orton-
vile will find them pretty good set of fell
lows. Their wives accompanied them, and
will participate in the pleasures Of the trip.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles G. Halon and Mary B. Mccall John
Strom and Hannah Monson, Frederick
Radtka and Bertha Homuth, William j. Kent
and E. B. Ward, Charley E. Larson and Net
tie A. Bardson, Grin Mereen and Ella B,
Brigham, John NJ. McMannus and Mary e,
lyman.
The cases of the men and women pulled
by the police for being occupants of house
of ill-fame last week came up in the munici-
pal court yesterday. The charge against
Mary Clifford of being a keeper was dis.
missed. She pleaded guilty to being an in
mate and was fined $40. Sarah Weeks. Mol
lie Smith, Fred Randall, c.. w. Morris and
Mike hurry forfeited bail.
A. II. Tyner, agent of the Tyner Spark-Ar-
resting company. of Aberdeen, Dak., at the
Exposition is authority for the statement
that the company will soon remove to this
city. Tuesday evening there will be a1neet.
ing at the Nicollet house to organize Joint
stock company, with capital stock of $780,
600. Two sites have already been offered
one at Hopkins and the other in North Min
neapolis. The works, which will be erected
at once, will employ some 200 men,